This sounds like your SQL server may be running off of Windows NT
authentication, taking (simply passing, like through Active Directory possibly)
your network logon credentials. Are you logging on to a network through Windows
each morning? Try that logon combo, if so.
See if it doesn't pass thos
Hi David,
I tried that with empty strings for username and password but got this
error:
Login failed for user ' '.
It seems we have to specify non-empty values for those attributes.
Thanks.
On Jan 16, 2008 8:56 PM, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What happens if you include th
What happens if you include them, but empty -- eg username=""
password=""? I don't configure my datasources without a username and
password, so I've never actually tried it myself but it's worth trying.
--David
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Hi everyone,
The connection to SQL server in my machine
